ajuk
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MY stencil Idea., by ajuk on Dec 17, 2006 15:01:41 GMT 1, How about a plastic stencil that goes on the floor, and instead of using paint the a pressure washer could be used . Imagine that, they only way the council could get rid of the stencil is to clean the streets, either that or let if fade back into the dirt, what do you think?
How about a plastic stencil that goes on the floor, and instead of using paint the a pressure washer could be used . Imagine that, they only way the council could get rid of the stencil is to clean the streets, either that or let if fade back into the dirt, what do you think?
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MY stencil Idea., by foundation on Dec 17, 2006 15:13:24 GMT 1, How about a plastic stencil that goes on the floor, and instead of using paint the a pressure washer could be used . Imagine that, they only way the council could get rid of the stencil is to clean the streets, either that or let if fade back into the dirt, what do you think?
Nice idea, sort of ungraf, maybe just spray it with varnish to protect it. sticking the stencil down enough to stop it getting blasted away with the water pressure might be tricky though, 
How about a plastic stencil that goes on the floor, and instead of using paint the a pressure washer could be used . Imagine that, they only way the council could get rid of the stencil is to clean the streets, either that or let if fade back into the dirt, what do you think? Nice idea, sort of ungraf, maybe just spray it with varnish to protect it. sticking the stencil down enough to stop it getting blasted away with the water pressure might be tricky though, |
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ajuk
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MY stencil Idea., by ajuk on Dec 17, 2006 18:28:46 GMT 1, Shame I thought I had an original idea. How does he do it, with a pressure washer and a plastic stencil?
Though it would be great to see Banksy try it.
Shame I thought I had an original idea. How does he do it, with a pressure washer and a plastic stencil?
Though it would be great to see Banksy try it.
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notitle
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MY stencil Idea., by notitle on Dec 17, 2006 22:10:30 GMT 1, has been done many, many times before. not really by artists, but advertisers world wide.
has been done many, many times before. not really by artists, but advertisers world wide.
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BK83
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MY stencil Idea., by BK83 on Dec 18, 2006 4:33:46 GMT 1, Banksy had a very similir idea years and years ago, but dont think he actually put it to good use.
His idea was to spray the stencil onto brick/concrete using lacquer and then spray it again with some kind of acid substance (forgot what he called it) and anyway the idea was for the acid to react with the lacquer and eat into the wall a little bit and that way the stencil could never get buffed over. Brilliant idea, although, I can understand why he never did it -- it opens you up to a completely new level of illegality!!!
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Banksy had a very similir idea years and years ago, but dont think he actually put it to good use.
His idea was to spray the stencil onto brick/concrete using lacquer and then spray it again with some kind of acid substance (forgot what he called it) and anyway the idea was for the acid to react with the lacquer and eat into the wall a little bit and that way the stencil could never get buffed over. Brilliant idea, although, I can understand why he never did it -- it opens you up to a completely new level of illegality!!!
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ajuk
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MY stencil Idea., by ajuk on Dec 18, 2006 15:14:50 GMT 1, You right, although this I think is legal as no paint is used, BTW I added it to Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_Graffiti
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MY stencil Idea., by andrewd on Dec 22, 2006 0:01:46 GMT 1,
Not quite legal as the legal definition of criminal damage includes de minimus damage, if for example it could be shown that by 'cleaning' a surface anything whatsoever of the integrity of the original surface was damaged no matter how slightly it would fall foul of the law.
I imagine that most councils have better things to do than try to prosecute advertising agencies.
Not quite legal as the legal definition of criminal damage includes de minimus damage, if for example it could be shown that by 'cleaning' a surface anything whatsoever of the integrity of the original surface was damaged no matter how slightly it would fall foul of the law. I imagine that most councils have better things to do than try to prosecute advertising agencies.
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ajuk
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MY stencil Idea., by ajuk on Dec 22, 2006 1:31:01 GMT 1, I noticed his clients include Microsoft and Smirnoff, I would of thought Karcher would hire him 
BTW jaypaav Where did you read that?
I noticed his clients include Microsoft and Smirnoff, I would of thought Karcher would hire him BTW jaypaav Where did you read that? |
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